Slotegrator unveils revamped platform, new ESG partnerships at SiGMA Central Europe

iGaming solutions provider Slotegrator showcased its overhauled turnkey online casino platform and unveiled new ESG-focused partnerships at SiGMA Central Europe 2025 in Rome, marking a key step in the company’s growth strategy.

From November 3–6, Slotegrator hosted industry partners, regulators, and media at booth 2046 G, where it presented its upgraded turnkey online casino solution, now offering double the stability and processing capacity. The refreshed platform features enhanced KYC and Business Intelligence modules, stronger responsible gaming tools, and new personalized marketing capabilities.

As part of its event lineup, Slotegrator announced a limited-time promotion for operators running from October 20 to December 31, 2025, offering reduced setup costs and lower first-year commission fees to facilitate faster market entry.

The company also launched its latest iGaming Trends 2026 report, which compiles insights from industry stakeholders across Europe, Latin America, Africa, and Asia. The publication highlights emerging regulatory changes, AI-driven personalization, and the growing influence of community-based gaming ecosystems as key forces shaping the sector.

During the event, Slotegrator confirmed two milestones:

• The number of games integrated via its APIgrator solution has surpassed 40,000.
• The signing of new ESG-aligned partnerships to guide its sustainable development strategy for 2026.

“For Slotegrator, SiGMA Central Europe is one of the key highlights of the year,” said Svetlana Kirichenko, Head of Marketing at Slotegrator. “We aim to balance cutting-edge technology with the aesthetics and charm of Italian inspiration.

"For over 13 years, Slotegrator has been helping operators and developers embrace innovation, launch successful iGaming projects worldwide, and achieve sustainable growth through constantly evolving, high-performance products.”

The booth design reflected the company’s mix of creativity and cultural flair, featuring lemon trees, a vintage Fiat photo zone, and signature cocktails, encapsulating what the company called “the spirit of la dolce vita.”